Sentence examples for as evolution progressed from inspiring English sources
As evolution progressed, cells of successively higher levels of complexity must have arisen, and it was absolutely essential that they had the ability to make likenesses of themselves.
As evolution progressed, more rigid capsules containing yolk and with a protective cover might have been laid singly or in masses.
The question as to whether the eye evolved once very early in the history of animals and diversified thereafter (monophyletic evolution) or whether an eye evolved multiple times independently in various forms as evolution progressed (polyphyletic evolution) has led to much discussion.
As evolution progressed, the brain developed to control behavior and interactions with the environment.
Comparative studies have concluded that co-linear Hox expression [48] and hindbrain segmentation are independent processes in evolution as well as in development [49] that have become more coordinated as evolution progressed [48], [50].
However, this pattern was reversed as evolution progressed: the last two assay points showed significant differences (PE > DE, Fig. 3).
Furthermore, as evolution progresses through both Darwinian survival of the fittest (tree-like evolution) and symbiotic/endosymbiotic cooperation (ring-like evolution), trees alone are not adequate to represent Earth's evolutionary history.
This may arise because the selection pressure on alternative splicings that are not transcribed at high levels will be considerably less, leading to increased likelihood of frame disruption as evolution progresses [ 10].
However, as the evolution progressed, the xylose utilization during the time span of 12 h after glucose depletion until cell transfer was reduced significantly, and therefore the evolution in repetitive batches was terminated.
As animal evolution progressed, novel regulatory mechanisms operating via promoters and sequence-specific transcription factors (TFs) were invented to generate both the developmental sophistication and cellular diversity that characterise modern animals.
As the process of evolution progressed, the weak correlation between the two contributors, genotype and heat shock, seemed to turn from positive to negative.
